1987 V-20 Miami, FL
 

Guys unfortunately time to sell the V in hopes to upgrade. Here’s the scoop:

87 Hull Originally SeaDrive with sealed transom

Stainless Marine Bracket Installed
2008 150 Opti with 230 hours on it installed NOS October 2009
SmartCraft Guages
SeaStar Hydraulic Steering installed at time of motor
2 1000 mca batteries
LED deck lights
VHF
Music Radio

Items done late in 2009:
Transom sealed
Floor Redone
Fuel tank and all fuel lines replaced
Electrical was all re-wired and new switch box installed
Bimini

Done within last year:
Cuddy deck redone
Cuddy Cushions recovered


No trailer. Wired for Garmin GPS with transponder installed, being sold without the actual GPS unit.


Attached are pictures from this last weekend. Feel free to contact me with questions. Other pictures available all over the forum but I'll be happy to snap some as needed.


Items it could use:
Paint cap top cap as it's a bit dull
Plumbing for bailtank. Has the in floor tank but I never went through with through hull plumbing

Asking $6500 obo.

A few more pictures

Good luck with the sale, somebodies going to get a steel here. That OPTI alone is worth close to your asking price, let alone all the other work you've done to her. To bad I'm not in the market as this is how a V-20 should be set up.

I hate to do this and I would only consider it for a forum member, but if interested in a repower we can work something out on the motor, hydro steering and guages. If interested PM me.

i have same configuration on my boat but with a 96 ocean pro 225. i am looking at putting an opti on it what kind of fuel burn have you been getting with your set up?

Actually never watched the exact fuel ratio, but I can check the guages or calculate if I take out soon. I know it's really damn efficient from my prior carbed motor on my last boat.

The tank ended up being about 67 gallons when sunshine built it for me. I fill'er up and have run down to Tavernier about 70 miles one way and when I get down there if memory serves me right I fill'er up again with about 15-20 gallons. Again this is working of memory.

I can get you the gallons per hour off the boat guages if needed.

Good looking rig. Good luck with your sale.

No interest so far... Posted it locally as well, so must be high.

$5500 if anyone is interested on the forum!

I REALLY wished I could afford a boat, but it just isn't in the cards for me right now. Honestly though, I would part it out before I sold it for that. The engine alone is worth more than $4500 with rigging.

You are giving it away for that. Somebody is getting one hellatious steal at that price. Good luck on the sale.

Parting would make sense but time isn't on my side. Too many things to do. Hopefully someone that can take advantage of the setup comes across it.

joe, your killing me, i should haul an empty trailer down, pick you and the boat up, go to marathon and get some spineys for a day or two, and drop you, $4500, & some fresh lobster off on the way home.

i wish i had the coin, that is a great deal.

LOL. Went out opening night of mini season and slammed 20. Lots of small ones this year. We must have caught over 25 small ones. Hope it's not a sign of how regular season will be.

Congrats on the 20, we managed 16 on opening night. Tavernier Creek primarily, where were you?

Caesar Creek